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Boortz discusses the backlash from critics over the possibility of Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire. He argues that Musk’s wealth is largely tied to the value of his companies rather than cash on hand and highlights the hundreds of thousands of jobs created directly and indirectly through Musk’s businesses. Bortz also uses comparisons involving seconds, money, and distance to illustrate the enormous scale of a trillion dollars, while emphasizing the economic impact and employment opportunities generated by Musk’s success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz discusses the backlash from critics over the possibility of Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire. He argues that Musk’s wealth is largely tied to the value of his companies rather than cash on hand and highlights the hundreds of thousands of jobs created directly and indirectly through Musk’s businesses. Bortz also uses comparisons involving seconds, money, and distance to illustrate the enormous scale of a trillion dollars, while emphasizing the economic impact and employment opportunities generated by Musk’s success.Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neil Boortz discusses concerns about public safety and perception on Atlanta’s MARTA transit system as the city prepares for World Cup visitors. He then shifts to the concept of “old privilege,” reacting to an academic argument that adults hold unfair power over younger people simply because of their age. Bortz critiques the idea that adult experience, decision-making authority, and rule-setting are forms of oppression, arguing that such theories reflect a disconnect from reality and practical life experience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neil Boortz discusses concerns about public safety and perception on Atlanta’s MARTA transit system as the city prepares for World Cup visitors. He then shifts to the concept of “old privilege,” reacting to an academic argument that adults hold unfair power over younger people simply because of their age. Bortz critiques the idea that adult experience, decision-making authority, and rule-setting are forms of oppression, arguing that such theories reflect a disconnect from reality and practical life experience.Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this exploration of divine connection and emotional awareness, Madison Margolin and communication coach Tsiporah Gottesman Bortz frame communication as a sacred practice for healing and self-expression.Learn more about Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and its developer here. This time on Set & Setting, Madison and Tsiporah have a conversation about: Tsiporah's connection to Ram Dass after his death, and asking his spirit for guidanceHow spiritual teachers make themselves known in auspicious ways Seeing our life as a movie: objective narration in order to gain more perspectiveLinking NVC & Hisbodedus (a Jewish practice of personal and heartfelt conversation with God)Tips for people who have communication blocks with the divine Bringing mindfulness and deep listening to our conversationsTuning into feelings rather than language Communication as a type of prayer and accessing the deepest part of us that wants to be expressedKeeping a “feelings & needs” journal, allowing our feelings and needs to existMoments of peace through Katonah Yoga, a hatha practice woven with sacred geometry and metaphor Psychedelic experiences and seeing how psychedelic life can be without plant medicineAbout Tsiporah Gottesman Bortz:Tsiporah Gottesman Bortz is a communication coach, mediator, and teacher with over 15 years of experience guiding individuals and groups in practices of presence, awareness, and connection. She teaches yoga, most recently through Katonah Yoga, and has completed Vipassana meditation training, which continues to inform and shape her work.Her approach to communication is rooted in Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication and is enriched by somatic practices, including Somatic Experiencing. She supports people in cultivating deep self-understanding and the ability to remain present and grounded, even in the midst of challenge.Tsiporah also draws from her experience in integration work, helping individuals make sense of and find meaning in profound inner experiences. Keep up with Tsiporah on her Instagram."Stagnant water is like a swamp or puddle. Healthy water is a river you can drink from; it's moving, it's alive. Those things inside of us that can feel really heavy, when we allow them to move, the stagnation starts to go away, and life force moves through us. It's moving to allow it to be part of us, when it can be alive in us, it doesn't create lethargy or stagnation. Hisbodedus is this way of expressing from our heart, speaking to creation, and staying big and alive even when we feel like something is closing in on us." –Tsiporah Gottesman BortzSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Samara Bortz is a mentor, coach, designer, musician, and the host of the Lead With Heart podcast. She helps creative entrepreneurs attract aligned clients and grow sustainably… without the hustle, without the pressure, and definitely without the constant “shoulds.”Samara blends simple strategy with intuitive clarity in a way that builds real self-trust — the kind that makes your business feel like a creative home instead of a constant performance.Inside this episode, we chat about:✨ What it really means to be a creative entrepreneur (and why it's more inclusive than you think) ✨ The biggest mistakes creatives make when trying to grow a business that feels good ✨ How to build self-trust when you've been relying on rules, advice, or comparison ✨ A deep conversation about “shoulds” — how they sneak in, how to spot them, and how to let them go ✨ What needs to shift when you're sick of marketing yourselfWhether you're multi-passionate, burnt out on marketing, or craving a business that feels more like you, this episode is going to feel like a breath of fresh air.Links Mentioned• Work with Samara: Heart Hour — https://samarabortz.com/heart-hour • Listen to Samara's show: Lead With Heart • Instagram @samara.bortzGet ready — this conversation will shift the way you think about creativity, business, and showing up online.

Listen in to round out our conversation about anticoagulation, by hearing from two Anticoagulation Stewardship Pharmacists - Hadley Bortz from the Alfred in Melbourne and Julianne Chong from Concord Hospital. Find out more about ACS programs in Australia and overseas and the benefits that these programs can bring to your health service. Anticoagulant patient care plan Anticoagulation Forum Advancing Anticoagulation Stewardship: A Playbook CATAG Medicines Stewardship Toolkit 

Elk hunting isn't just about gear—it's about fitness, mental toughness, and knowing when to push. In this episode, I sit down with Jim Bortz, a wildlife artist and lifelong hunter who transitioned from whitetails to chasing bulls in Wyoming. We dig into the realities of elk hunting: fitness that actually matters, the urge to quit (and how to overcome it), solo hunting challenges, and what courses really move the needle. Jim has participated in my courses, courses with Ryan Lampers, Elk 101, training with Joel Turner and many other options out there. We talk about what has worked for him.The in-person course I offer that we discuss - https://pursuitwithcliff.com/elk-hunting-master-class/Jim Bortz – Wildlife artist, lifelong bowhunter, and western elk hunter.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jim_bortz (Art) and https://www.instagram.com/mtn_hunter_307 (Hunting and Fitness) ---FOLLOW CLIFFYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/CliffGrayInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/Cliffgry/Facebook - https://facebook.com/PursuitWithCliffPursuit With Cliff Podcasthttps://pursuitwithcliff.com/interviews-and-podcasts/Cliff's Hunt Planning and Strategy Membership https://pursuitwithcliff.com/membership/Hunt. Fish. Spear. (Experiences, Courses and Seminars) https://pursuitwithcliff.com/ExperiencesMerchhttps://pursuitwithcliff.com/shop/SUBSCRIBE TO CLIFF'S NEWSLETTER:https://PursuitWithCliff.com/#Newsletter

In this episode, Matt Bortz joins the show for an in-depth discussion about the evolving landscape of hunting ethics in the face of modern technology. As a member of Idaho's HAT Committee (Hunting and Advanced Technology), Matt shares key insights into a recent initiative by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission to evaluate the impact of technology on fair chase principles. The conversation explores: Public sentiment on hunting technologies like rangefinders, game cameras, GPS collars, smart optics, thermal imaging, drones, and AI. Survey findings from over 15,000 Idaho hunters that reveal a near-even split on contentious tools like cell trail cameras and smart scopes, while showing strong opposition to night vision, thermals, and AI for animal identification. Ethical and enforcement challenges, including how perceptions vary across regions and user experience levels. The human element of the hunt, including a gripping personal story of a challenging solo bear hunt that ends with an adrenaline-pumping close encounter. Youth outreach and conservation efforts, highlighting the importance of educating the next generation on ethical hunting and the role of community-led programs. The episode ultimately underscores the importance of public input in wildlife regulation, the need for balance between tradition and innovation, and a call to action for hunters to voice their views when new regulations are proposed.Episode NotesIn this episode, Matt Bortz joins the show for an in-depth discussion about the evolving landscape of hunting ethics in the face of modern technology. As a member of Idaho's HAT Committee (Hunting and Advanced Technology), Matt shares key insights into a recent initiative by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission to evaluate the impact of technology on fair chase principles.The conversation explores:Public sentiment on hunting technologies like rangefinders, game cameras, GPS collars, smart optics, thermal imaging, drones, and AI.Survey findings from over 15,000 Idaho hunters that reveal a near-even split on contentious tools like cell trail cameras and smart scopes, while showing strong opposition to night vision, thermals, and AI for animal identification.Ethical and enforcement challenges, including how perceptions vary across regions and user experience levels.The human element of the hunt, including a gripping personal story of a challenging solo bear hunt that ends with an adrenaline-pumping close encounter.Youth outreach and conservation efforts, highlighting the importance of educating the next generation on ethical hunting and the role of community-led programs.The episode ultimately underscores the importance of public input in wildlife regulation, the need for balance between tradition and innovation, and a call to action for hunters to voice their views when new regulations are proposed.We would like to thank those who support this podcast.  Special thanks to Alpha Dog Nutrition and Double U Hunting Supply for sponsoring this episode.  Want to learn more about Alpha Dog Nutrition? Check out the links belowhttps://www.dusupply.com/alphadogwww.dusupply.comhttps://alphadognutrition.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@DoubleUHuntingSupply/podcasts

In this episode, Matt Bortz joins the show for an in-depth discussion about the evolving landscape of hunting ethics in the face of modern technology. As a member of Idaho's HAT Committee (Hunting and Advanced Technology), Matt shares key insights into a recent initiative by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission to evaluate the impact of technology on fair chase principles. The conversation explores: Public sentiment on hunting technologies like rangefinders, game cameras, GPS collars, smart optics, thermal imaging, drones, and AI. Survey findings from over 15,000 Idaho hunters that reveal a near-even split on contentious tools like cell trail cameras and smart scopes, while showing strong opposition to night vision, thermals, and AI for animal identification. Ethical and enforcement challenges, including how perceptions vary across regions and user experience levels. The human element of the hunt, including a gripping personal story of a challenging solo bear hunt that ends with an adrenaline-pumping close encounter. Youth outreach and conservation efforts, highlighting the importance of educating the next generation on ethical hunting and the role of community-led programs. The episode ultimately underscores the importance of public input in wildlife regulation, the need for balance between tradition and innovation, and a call to action for hunters to voice their views when new regulations are proposed. We would like to thank those who support this podcast. Special thanks to Alpha Dog Nutrition and Double U Hunting Supply for sponsoring this episode. Want to learn more about Alpha Dog Nutrition? Check out the links belowhttps://www.dusupply.com/alphadogwww.dusupply.comhttps://alphadognutrition.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@DoubleUHuntingSupply/podcasts

Bortz tells you the word of the year: Brainrot. He proposes that we come up with a phrase of the year and gives two options: The Less Fortunate and Giving Back.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bortz tells you the word of the year: Brainrot. He proposes that we come up with a phrase of the year and gives two options: The Less Fortunate and Giving Back.Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec and engineer Dan Bortz from C&S Companies on the study to examine a possible redesign of the Twin Cities Highway and Division Street full 752 Fri, 20 Sep 2024 08:30:00 +0000 UmGbw9uRxuqPGunHGno0mu20xaM1llFY news,wben,north tonawanda,austin tylec WBEN Extras news,wben,north tonawanda,austin tylec North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec and engineer Dan Bortz from C&S Companies on the study to examine a possible redesign of the Twin Cities Highway and Division Street Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

Boortz wonders how people could be so stupid to fall for bitcoin scams sen by phone, text, or email. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz wonders how people could be so stupid to fall for bitcoin scams sen by phone, text, or email. Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dean Richards, entertainment reporter for WGN, joins Bob Sirott to provide the latest news in entertainment. Today’s headlines include The Daily Show pulling the plug on their Milwaukee appearance, an interview with Natalie Portman as she dips into TV with Apple’s Lady in the Lake, and we remember a number of celebrities that passed over the […]

Neal Bortz was born in Cincinnati, went to Walnut Hills High School, left for Harvard and the Navy, and then came back to rebuild the city and suburbs into the city we know today.Join Mary Anne as she talks with Neal about his history in Cincinnati, his founding of Towne Properties, and what he feels like are his greatest accomplishments in an extraordinary life.Download the episode for free.

The Talkmaster expresses his frustration with a particular GOP member not supporting funding for Ukraine. One country has to be a the forefront of leadership and dominance, shouldn't it be The United States? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Talkmaster expresses his frustration with a particular GOP member not supporting funding for Ukraine. One country has to be a the forefront of leadership and dominance, shouldn't it be The United States? Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 1950s, General Motors culminated its industry dominance with an annual traveling exhibition know as the Motorama, showcasing the very latest trends in styling, engineering and modern conveniences. However, once they were done on the show circuit, the cars were marked for destruction. Fortunately, many of these marvels escaped that fate, and their eventual savior was Joe Bortz.As a kid growing up in suburban Chicago, Joe was fascinated by cars he saw in the neighborhood dealerships. He went on to become a prolific collector of many cars, but especially the Dream Cars.Now they're being shown to the world in a new exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles entitled "General Motors' Marvelous Motorama: Dream Cars from the Joe Bortz Auto Collection".VISIT THE PETERSEN:https://www.petersen.orgSUPPORT THE POD:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hpheritageSUPPORT OUR SPONSOR:https://www.modelcitizendiecast.comHorsepower Heritage is looking for new sponsors!If you'd like to advertise on the podcast, get in touch via the website:https://horsepowerheritage.comSupport the showSubscribe to the Horsepower Heritage YouTube channel for more great cars and motorcycles! https://www.youtube.com/@horsepowerheritage8030

The Talkmaster shares 6 tips that helped him with his success in radio. Take a listenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Talkmaster shares 6 tips that helped him with his success in radio. Take a listenAtlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Blues have traded Robert Bortuzzo to the New York Islanders for a seventh-round pick. The longest-tenured Blue is longest-tenured no longer!

Today's episode was filmed at the Future Directions in Choline Symposium put on by the University of North Carolina Nutrition Research Institute.Our day two episode opens with Dr. Eric Ciappio and Dr. Jonathan Bortz of Balchem, summarizing day one's focus on pregnancy and early life and previewing day two's focus on the latest choline research targeting adult nutrition. (1:03)The next guest on our roster is Dr. Mark Manary, a professor of pediatrics at the Washington University School of Medicine. Mark's symposium talk discusses choline and food aid. Food aid products are specially designed to address needs from crisis situations. These specialized food aid products are standardized to meet great deficiency or inadequacy needs. On the most extreme side, there is a product called ready-to-eat therapeutic food for children who are starving to death. Other food aid products include those for severely underweight children. Dr. Manary's research consists of clinical trials in sub-Saharan Africa that include different nutrients in food aid to see if there are improvements in children's responses. One trial with the inclusion of DHA found a 6-15 IQ point difference by adding fish oil or DHA. Mark hypothesizes that a doubling of that effect will be observed when choline is added. (6:42)Dr. Rima Obeid from Saarland University Hospital in Homburg, Germany, joins us next. Her symposium presentation focused on choline and pregnancy outcomes. Their research group has found that low or insufficient amounts of choline in the mother's diet during pregnancy are associated with a higher risk for serious birth defects in babies and that the liver health of the infants is also negatively affected by low choline intake of the mother during pregnancy. Rima's future research includes investigating the impacts and interactions of folate and choline consumption during pregnancy on neural tube defects such as spina bifida. In another study, she will focus on the relationship between the severity of congenital heart defects compared to neural tube defects. In particular, they wish to look at the association with low choline in the blood of the children, the mother and the father, because a pilot study suggests a family pattern, which could be due to some genetic background. (17:18)Our next guest is Dr. Susan Smith, Deputy Director of the University of North Carolina Nutrition Research Institute. One of her presentations centered on choline genetics and cognition. Her research has found genetic variation in choline uptake from the diet. One research question was, “Are there choline variants that affect how powerful that choline is in treating a disease condition?” In particular, Dr. Smith was investigating if choline could be used to treat children who have brain damage from prenatal alcohol exposure, and the answer is yes, it's very helpful. Then, they evaluated if some children benefit more than others and found that there is a gene variant that affects how efficiently choline is absorbed from the diet. Children with the variant that reduced choline uptake benefitted the most from supplemental choline. In addition, there was an impact of the gene variant on cognitive function regardless of prenatal alcohol exposure. Children who carried one or two copies of this particular variant had reduced cognitive performance as compared to those children who were lucky enough to be born with the other variant. While we still don't have a blanket recommendation for how much choline pregnant women should consume, Dr. Smith's message to pregnant women is that eating enough choline lets your baby achieve its full potential. (23:32)Dr. Isis Trujillo-Gonzales and Dr. Evan Paules, both with the University of North Carolina Nutrition Research Institute join us. Isis focuses on choline and brain/eye development, while Evan focuses on choline and metabolic health. Dr. Trujillo-Gonzales's research has found that the neurons in the eye that receive light and connect to the rest of our brain are impacted by choline absorption. Her lab has also investigated the mechanism of action for choline's effect on brain development. The stem cells in the brain that give rise to neurons are very sensitive to choline availability. If a pregnant mom is not consuming enough choline, these cells in the baby's brain are not proliferating adequately. Choline is important in the microRNA that fine-tunes the regulation of this pool of stem cells. Dr. Paules's research is focused on the metabolic symptoms of obesity and the impact of choline on them. For example, giving choline to someone who is deficient can ameliorate the symptoms of fatty liver disease.  One area emerging in his work is the loss of lean mass as people age. It appears that increased loss of lean muscle is observed in people who aren't consuming adequate choline. This suggests that as we age, making sure we have sufficient amounts of choline intake may help prevent the loss of lean muscle tissue. (32:58)Dr. Bryan White with the University of Illinois is our next guest, and his area of interest is the microbiome. In particular, he discusses the role of the microbiome in TMAO production. TMAO (trimethylamine N-oxide) is a metabolite that has been associated with cardiovascular disease. In short, the microbiome produces TMA (trimethylamine), which is converted to TMAO in the liver. Some of the seminal TMAO literature suggests that there is a diet effect on the production of TMAO and that diet changes the microbiome so that more TMAO is produced in the bloodstream. When it comes to microbiome research, there are generally four questions that can be asked about the microbial community: 1) Who's there? 2) How many of them are there? 3) What can they do (given their genetic potential)? and 4) What do they do? The seminal research used 16s ribosome technology to evaluate which microbes were present and their abundance in the microbiome of people consuming omnivorous versus vegetarian diets. It stated that there was a correlation between diet and blood levels of TMAO. Dr. White took the small read archives of that manuscript (the sequencing they did of 16s ribosomes) and got the opposite results of the original paper. (42:25)Our next guest is Dr. Jonathan Bortz with Balchem Corporation, whose presentation was titled, “TMAO and Choline: A Mechanistic Perspective.” In the last several years, there have been concerns about choline advanced by a group of investigators who have claimed that excessive intake of meat, eggs, and other animal-source foods (resulting in choline and/or carnitine upon digestion) generate a substance in the blood called TMAO, trimethylamine oxide. Their hypothesis has been that TMAO has a negative effect on the cardiovascular system and has been associated with a high incidence of cardiovascular disease. However, Dr. Bortz presented multiple examples of how the concerns about choline with respect to TMAO having a causative effect on cardiovascular disease really cannot be supported. In other words, choline does not represent a risk to any users, young or old. (51:42)Dr. Julia Maeve Bonner with Sanofi joins us next to give an overview of her presentation about choline and Alzheimer's disease. In her postdoctoral work at MIT, Dr. Bonner focused on the apolipoprotein E (APOE) gene, which is involved in making a protein that helps carry fat in the bloodstream. Dysfunction in this process is thought to contribute to the development of Alzheimer's. APOE4 is the most highly validated risk factor for Alzheimer's. Dr. Bonner wanted to understand what is happening in APOE4 high risk allele compared to the APOE3 neutral risk allele of this gene in brain cells (astrocytes) in culture. She found that the APOE4 astrocytes accumulated neutral lipids, particularly triacylglycerols, to a much higher degree than APOE3 cells. These lipid droplets is associated with many different dysfunctions in the cell that can be associated with neurodegeneration. If APOE4 cells were grown in a choline-rich media, the lipid imbalance was shifted much closer to the APOE3 cells. Dr. Bonner's group was able to pinpoint that phosphatidylcholine synthesis is the mechanism of action by which choline supplementation had the lipid-shifting effect in APOE4 cells. She has also studied choline supplementation in mice that have Alzheimer's disease genes knocked in where they accumulate the plaques that we see in human brains in Alzheimer's disease. In the background, they also have the human APOE knocked in, which means that they're expressing either APOE3 or APOE4. Again, they saw a protection against the accumulation of some of the Alzheimer's-related damage as well as a lipid shift similar to the brain cell cultures. (1:03:00)To summarize the Future Directions in Choline Symposium, Dr. Dr. Stephen Hursting and Dr. Susan Smith with the University of North Carolina Nutrition Research Institute join us. They give their perspectives on the advancements of the field of choline research and leave us with the take-home message that choline is a critical nutrient for the entire healthspan. (1:22:27)Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode of Real Science Exchange. If you haven't checked out day one from the Future Directions in Choline Symposium, we encourage you to do so. If you want one of our new Real Science Exchange t-shirts, screenshot your rating, review, or subscription, and email a picture to anh.marketing@balchem.com. Include your size and mailing address, and we'll get a shirt in the mail to you.

Bortz joins The Morning Xtra to talk about a litany of topics including, the miracle on the Hudson, Kim Kardashin's new bra, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, Derek Chauvin, thongs, an much  more!Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

These Blues... how do you like us now? Sorry Calgary! Vancouver, you're next. Doug didn't watch, he was watching Wrasslin' at the MAC. Sup, Bortz? Ocean talk. Pro wrestling history. Gabe's PowerMizzou thread from his appearance on the program yestersbee turned into a TMA thread. Pepper n' Genie vs. Larry Thorton. Serpent stories. We introduce a laugh track insertion. Ken's contract. Will Iggy be in studio for the Lisa Ann segment? New Hrabe audio postcard. Mike Griffith, an analyst for DawgNation, upset with Paul Finebaum after Mary Jo from Missouri called Drink a young Nick Saban. Drink on Mary Jo's call. Mizzou's upcoming schedule. UGA vs. UF. College Football talk. Iggy's story of birddogging. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

These Blues... how do you like us now? Sorry Calgary! Vancouver, you're next. Doug didn't watch, he was watching Wrasslin' at the MAC. Sup, Bortz? Ocean talk. Pro wrestling history. Gabe's PowerMizzou thread from his appearance on the program yestersbee turned into a TMA thread. Pepper n' Genie vs. Larry Thorton. Serpent stories. We introduce a laugh track insertion. Ken's contract. Will Iggy be in studio for the Lisa Ann segment? New Hrabe audio postcard. Mike Griffith, an analyst for DawgNation, upset with Paul Finebaum after Mary Jo from Missouri called Drink a young Nick Saban. Drink on Mary Jo's call. Mizzou's upcoming schedule. UGA vs. UF. College Football talk. Iggy's story of birddogging. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Talkmaster aims at a well-known Atlanta host and producer, and explains why with a few specific examples. Take a listen See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Talkmaster aims at a well-known Atlanta host and producer, and explains why with a few specific examples. Take a listen Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A gritty Blind Shovel, this one with clothing-maker and multi-disciplinarian artist Dan Bortz. We discuss musical influences, suburbia, definitions of success, and much more.Dan Isaac Bortz lives and works in Cleveland, Ohio where he runs Time Change Generator, a studio and artist residency specializing in screen-printing repeat patterns on fabric. Dan's links:www.dibortz.comwww.instagram.com/timechangegeneratorHeader image: Dan Issac Bortz, 2022

Terry Bortz and Nicole Crites talk about the upcoming Super Bowl Breakfast event, and Anthony Becht talks about his job with the XFL's St. Louis BattleHawks. The post Jan 19th Podcast: Terry Bortz, Nicole Crites, Anthony Becht first appeared on Sports360AZ.

Terry Bortz and Nicole Crites talk about the upcoming Super Bowl Breakfast event, and Anthony Becht talks about his job with the XFL's St. Louis BattleHawks. The post Jan 19th Podcast: Terry Bortz, Nicole Crites, Anthony Becht first appeared on Sports360AZ.

On tonight's podcast we talk Dangerous Fishing with Ryan Bortz. Ryan is a successful tournament angler who is no stranger to sketchy situations in his kayak! We will chat about this and other topics on tonight's show and know it's going to be fun! Check out Ryan's YouTube channel and socials below! @ryanbortzbluecollarlife6339 https://www.tiktok.com/@ryanbortzbluecollarlife?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Big Thanks For Channel Support! Check them out here! MulTbar Rod Rack: https://www.facebook.com/MulTbar/ Port Barrington Marina!: https://portbarringtonmarina.com/ Uncle Lous Tackle: https://www.facebook.com/uncleloustackle/ Amped Outdoors: https://ampedoutdoors.com/ *** Help Support the channel Become a Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnVg2nzyzEXgdF0i3j3Dt9A/join CATFISH AND CRAPPIE MERCH: https://catfish-and-crappie.myspreadshop.com/all Follow the channel on: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@catfishandcrappie Facebook: https://fb.me/catfishandcrappie The Catfish and Crappie Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/catfishandcrappie IG: @catfishandcrappie Twitter: @AndCrappie --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/catfishandcrappie/support

En France, un quart des habitants a plus de 60 ans. D'ici 2050, ce chiffre devrait atteindre un tiers de la population française. Grâce à l'avancée de la médecine, entre autres, les Français vivent de plus en plus longtemps. Passé l'âge de la retraite, c'est souvent une nouvelle vie qui se profile. Le départ des enfants du foyer précipite parfois l'envie de refaire sa vie ou de se redécouvrir avec son partenaire. La sexualité devient alors un terrain de jeu où les couples se sentent plus expérimentés, plus audacieux et plus affirmés qu'à vingt ans.Le sexe, un domaine qui passionne à tout âgeLes études ne manquent pas pour illustrer le fait que les séniors s'intéressent toujours, dans leur grande majorité, aux affaires de sexualité. L'étude de Lindau affirme ainsi que plus de la moitié des personnes de plus de 60 ans continuent à avoir des relations sexuelles. L'étude de Bortz et Wallace identifient quant à elle les habitudes de séniors de plus de 94 ans, dont 17% ont encore des rapports sexuels hebdomadaires.Faire l'amour à un âge avancé est-il dangereux ? Quels sont les risques auxquels s'exposent les personnes très âgées lorsqu'elles ont des relations sexuelles ?Les relations sexuelles après 60 ans : un risque pour les hommesIl est de coutume de croire que l'activité sexuelle entretient la santé. Si c'est vrai, dans une certaine mesure, pour les populations jeunes, les bénéfices sont remis en cause lorsque les personnes concernées sont des hommes de plus de 60 ans.Une étude sociologique menée aux États-Unis au début du 21ème siècle a ainsi mis en évidence des résultats inattendus. Les hommes âgés qui avaient une activité sexuelle régulière, c'est-à-dire à raison d'au moins une fois par semaine, voyaient leur risque de connaitre une crise cardiaque dans les 5 ans largement augmenter par rapport aux individus sans activité sexuelle.La raison évoquée par les chercheurs est qu'une relation sexuelle demande beaucoup d'effort physique et de stress à un homme. En effet, avec l'âge, l'érection s'obtient plus difficilement, tout comme l'orgasme. Il faut ajouter à cela la prise de médicaments pour booster la libido, aux effets néfastes sur la santé cardiovasculaire.Les femmes âgées ont tout intérêt à poursuivre leur activité sexuelleA contrario, les femmes de plus de 60 ans tiraient plusieurs bénéfices d'une activité sexuelle maintenue. Leur risque de développer ou d'aggraver une hypertension s'en trouvait réduit, à la condition toutefois d'avoir éprouvé du plaisir dans les relations. Ce sont les hormones libérées par l'orgasme féminin qui offrent un impact positif sur la santé. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

En France, un quart des habitants a plus de 60 ans. D'ici 2050, ce chiffre devrait atteindre un tiers de la population française. Grâce à l'avancée de la médecine, entre autres, les Français vivent de plus en plus longtemps. Passé l'âge de la retraite, c'est souvent une nouvelle vie qui se profile. Le départ des enfants du foyer précipite parfois l'envie de refaire sa vie ou de se redécouvrir avec son partenaire. La sexualité devient alors un terrain de jeu où les couples se sentent plus expérimentés, plus audacieux et plus affirmés qu'à vingt ans. Le sexe, un domaine qui passionne à tout âge Les études ne manquent pas pour illustrer le fait que les séniors s'intéressent toujours, dans leur grande majorité, aux affaires de sexualité. L'étude de Lindau affirme ainsi que plus de la moitié des personnes de plus de 60 ans continuent à avoir des relations sexuelles. L'étude de Bortz et Wallace identifient quant à elle les habitudes de séniors de plus de 94 ans, dont 17% ont encore des rapports sexuels hebdomadaires. Faire l'amour à un âge avancé est-il dangereux ? Quels sont les risques auxquels s'exposent les personnes très âgées lorsqu'elles ont des relations sexuelles ? Les relations sexuelles après 60 ans : un risque pour les hommes Il est de coutume de croire que l'activité sexuelle entretient la santé. Si c'est vrai, dans une certaine mesure, pour les populations jeunes, les bénéfices sont remis en cause lorsque les personnes concernées sont des hommes de plus de 60 ans. Une étude sociologique menée aux États-Unis au début du 21ème siècle a ainsi mis en évidence des résultats inattendus. Les hommes âgés qui avaient une activité sexuelle régulière, c'est-à-dire à raison d'au moins une fois par semaine, voyaient leur risque de connaitre une crise cardiaque dans les 5 ans largement augmenter par rapport aux individus sans activité sexuelle. La raison évoquée par les chercheurs est qu'une relation sexuelle demande beaucoup d'effort physique et de stress à un homme. En effet, avec l'âge, l'érection s'obtient plus difficilement, tout comme l'orgasme. Il faut ajouter à cela la prise de médicaments pour booster la libido, aux effets néfastes sur la santé cardiovasculaire. Les femmes âgées ont tout intérêt à poursuivre leur activité sexuelle A contrario, les femmes de plus de 60 ans tiraient plusieurs bénéfices d'une activité sexuelle maintenue. Leur risque de développer ou d'aggraver une hypertension s'en trouvait réduit, à la condition toutefois d'avoir éprouvé du plaisir dans les relations. Ce sont les hormones libérées par l'orgasme féminin qui offrent un impact positif sur la santé. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we sit down with R' Bortz to break down all things Tishrei, High Holidays, Teshuva, the Shofar, the Sukkah, the dancing with the Torah, developing a connection with our Creator, and going all in on the opportunities we have as Jews to go into 5783 with the right momentum to take our lives and the lives of those around us to the next level. -- Originally from South Africa and raised in San Diego, Rabbi Bortz brings a fresh approach to Jewish philosophy, Jewish mysticism and Jewish rituals. He is the Founder of Jteen of San Diego, an organization dedicated to educating and empowering teenagers, and then created SOUL X, an organization offering experiential events for adults to foster deep soul connection. Rabbi Bortz is truly a Millennial Rabbi - he loves sports and music, practices Brazilian “Jew” Jitsu, and lives everyday with the mission of infusing ancient Jewish wisdom with today's culture, viewing every moment as an opportunity for personal growth and the elevation of our surroundings for a greater Divine purpose. You can find Rabbi Bortz on Instagram @millenialrabbi, on all podcast platforms as the host of the “Beneath the Surface” podcast (also the title of his book you can find on Amazon) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twotalljewshow/support

This week I'm joined by my co-author of On Grief. The poet William Bortz and I talk about:The difficulty of putting difficult life experiences into words and the healing power of poetry to help us reflect on what's most important to us.William shares his story of becoming a poet, sharing how he conceptualizes putting complex emotion into wordsHow poetry and writing allows us to have more empathy and how both reading and creating poetry expands our understandingTouching on substance abuse, trauma, grief, and loss, this conversation is all about grounding in love, art, and vulnerability. I hope you enjoy our conversation!About my guest:William Bortz (he/him) is an author and a poet from the Midwest. He volunteers for the curation team for Button Poetry and is a poetry reader for Longleaf Review. Bortz is the author of The Grief We're Given (Central Avenue, 2021). You can find his poems online at Brave Voices, Okay Donkey, Turnpike Magazine, and others. William lives with his wife and their two cats.>> William's website>> Book - The Grief We're Given >> Find our free e-book On Grief hereGet an ad-free podcast feed hereAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Beach weather is coming quickly and RM Sotheby's has the perfect ride for you!  From the original beach buggy, the Meyers Manx, to a Wooden with a surf board to today's supercars, the RM Sotheby's Sand Lots sale has something for every beachcomber.  And Joe Bortz joins Greg Stanley to talk about his one-off AMC AM Van Concept and period hotrod from 1957 from the Bortz Auto Collection. Cars and Items mentioned in this episode: Rolex Daytona, Steel Submariner, Explorer II, Milgauss and a Two-Tone Submariner Chanel and Louis Vuitton Purses Scuderia Ferrari Limited Edition Surfboard 1966 Meyers Manx 1972 Volkswagen Type 2 Microbus '23-Window' Conversion 2017 Ford GT 2020 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Coupe 1990 Mercedes-Benz 250 GD 'Wolf' 1937 Ford Custom Street Rod 1968 Ford Mustang GT Convertible 1959 Ford Anglia 100E 2008 Saturn Sky Turbo Convertible 1977 AMC AM Van Concept 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 'White Pearl' Please support our sponsors: RM Sotheby's, Hagerty, Metron Garage, Euro Classics and Pioneer Electronics. Follow The Collector Car Podcast: Website, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube or communicate with Greg directly via Email. Join RM Sotheby's Car Specialist Consultant Greg Stanley as he applies over 25 years of insight and analytical experience to the collector car market. Greg interviews the experts, reviews market trends and even has some fun. Podcasts are posted every Thursday and available on Apple Podcast, GooglePlay, Spotify and wherever podcasts are found. See more at www.TheCollectorCarPodcast.com or contact Greg directly at Greg@TheCollectorCarPodcast.com. Are you looking to consign at one of RM Sotheby's auctions? Email Greg at GStanley@RMSothebys.com. Greg uses Hagerty Valuation Guide for sourcing automotive insights, trends and data points.

Nowadays the phrase “trauma informed yoga” is familiar to most of us. But if you've heard the term and assume it doesn't represent the students you teach or practice alongside, you may be surprised to hear in this episode that up to 90% of adults will experience a traumatic event in their lives. Today's guest, Dr. Ann Bortz, is a licensed clinical psychologist with almost 30 years in the field. Host Rachel speaks with Dr. Bortz about her specialty working with those who are impacted by trauma. She explains how yoga gave her the tools to help recognize and respond to what she was encountering with her patients and realized that it could also be a helpful tool for them, too. Listen in to learn what trauma is, who it most commonly affects, how it changes the brain and body, and which yoga practices can help. Show Notes: Dr Ann Bortz' professional background and introduction to yoga practice [3:01] The catalyst for becoming a yoga teacher [5:40] Traumatic stress versus general life stress [8:16] The new phenomenon of pandemic-related trauma [10:00] Trauma in pandemic first responders [14:00] How trauma changes the brain and body [16:06] Polyvagal theory and the lesser known “Freeze Response” [18:07] The impact of mindfulness on varied stress states [21:48] Breath practices for trauma informed yoga [24:08] The quality of movement is more impactful than the pose we choose [24:56] Quiet and stillness can be triggering for students with unresolved trauma [26:19] Student self-agency can be healing, bringing the thinking brain back online [27:43] Playing music in trauma informed yoga sessions [33:10] Authenticity is key for students with a history of trauma [34:34] How to avoid inadvertently re-traumatizing students or respond if it occurs [35:58] A reminder of the value of compassion [38:43] Links Mentioned: Watch this episode on YouTube Yoga Medicine Podcast Episode 18: Optimize Stress to Boost Focus with Eding Mvilongo MScE, MD, FRCPC Introduction to Mindful, Trauma-Informed Yoga Online Course Mindful, Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher Training Connect with Dr. Ann Bortz: LinkedIn You can learn more about this episode, and see the full show notes at www.YogaMedicine.com/podcast-30. And you can find out more about insider tips, online classes or information on our teacher trainings at www.YogaMedicine.com. To support our work, please leave us a 5 star review with your feedback on iTunes/Apple Podcasts.

Jerad Bortz is an actor and performer, who has lit up the Broadway stage in hits like WICKED, MAMMA MIA!, and THE PIRATE QUEEN, where he met Stephanie. He lived through a life-changing car accident in 2018 that left him with a cervical spinal cord injury and paralyzed from the chest down. In this episode, Jerad shares his exploration of new ways to express his creativity, how he sings with limited mobility, and how healing begins when we share ourself in service. Thankful Album Insight Timer Meditation Mobility Assistance

When Jack Russo and Dr. Walter Bortz came up with the idea for Healthy Hundred Years (HHY) along with The Foundation for Creativity in Dispute Resolution, it was all about trying to figure out the future of law and litigation and how it can move from the current model to a new model. By analogy, one can argue that medicine is moving away from the repair model to a different model and purpose. To quote Dr. Bortz, the purpose of medicine is to assist the assurance of everyone's human potential. Now reaching your highest human potential comes down to more than your diet and exercise. With an increasing amount of people surviving into their 90's and 100's, we want to make sure our health span matches our projected lifespan. Part of a good health span includes building up your emotional and intelligence quotient, which is just as important to your overall health as your physical health. Take the time to assess if you have a solid plan to make it to HHY (healthy 100 years)?

When Jack Russo and Dr. Walter Bortz came up with the idea for Healthy Hundred Years (HHY) along with The Foundation for Creativity in Dispute Resolution, it was all about trying to figure out the future of law and litigation and how it can move from the current model to a new model. By analogy, one can argue that medicine is moving away from the repair model to a different model and purpose. To quote Dr. Bortz, the purpose of medicine is to assist the assurance of everyone's human potential. Now reaching your highest human potential comes down to more than your diet and exercise. With an increasing amount of people surviving into their 90's and 100's, we want to make sure our health span matches our projected lifespan. Part of a good health span includes building up your emotional and intelligence quotient, which is just as important to your overall health as your physical health. Take the time to assess if you have a solid plan to make it to HHY (healthy 100 years)?

Living to 100 with few medical issues sounds like a nearly impossible feat to many. And in your own home after age 85? Forget it – that's assisted living age at best. The quest to have a healthy hundred years does not have to be as unattainable as one might think. Jack Russo turns to his mentors, Dr. Leonard Hayflick and Dr. Walter Bortz, who are both healthy in their 90's and living on their own terms to find out if aging is negotiable. And if aging is negotiable, how negotiable is it before our abilities ultimately diminish? What are Doctors Hayflick and Bortz doing to increase their life span and their health span?

Living to 100 with few medical issues sounds like a nearly impossible feat to many. And in your own home after age 85? Forget it – that's assisted living age at best. The quest to have a healthy hundred years does not have to be as unattainable as one might think. Jack Russo turns to his mentors, Dr. Leonard Hayflick and Dr. Walter Bortz, who are both healthy in their 90's and living on their own terms to find out if aging is negotiable. And if aging is negotiable, how negotiable is it before our abilities ultimately diminish? What are Doctors Hayflick and Bortz doing to increase their life span and their health span?

Summary: This episode of Smarter Care Connections kicks off a special series leading up to the Virginia Center for Health Innovation's 10th Anniversary celebration in May 2022. For those who are new to us, in January, VCHI officially marked 10 years of improving the value of healthcare in Virginia. This podcast series will feature many […]

This week we welcome Chelsie Bortz on the show to have a quick chat about current design trends and how to give your current home some new life. If you have similar question, reach out to us at info@jerryshomes.com

On this episode Zach chats with kayak catfish enthusiast Ryan Bortz of Kentucky, Ryan slays the catfish and competition on his local tournament trail Kayaks and Cats. Tune in as Zach picks Ryans brain on all things kayak cat fishing. Thanks for listening and don't forget to check the Yak Legion podcast out on your favorite podcast apps like Apple Podcasts and Spotify. You can listen to the Yak Legion podcast on most major podcast apps like Apple Podcasts and Spotify. You can also listen in at https://anchor.fm/TheYakLegionPodcast/ You can follow Yak Legion on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheYakLegionPodcast You can follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/theyaklegionpodcast/#theyaklegionpodcast #zachcoriellfishing #yaklegion Follow along on TikTok for informative and comedic fishing videos @yaklegion You can email me at theyaklegionpodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TheYakLegionPodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheYakLegionPodcast/support

Today we discover the convergence of athletics and evangelism and the powerful tool of The NFL Super Bowl Breakfast. In this Resolute Leadership Podcast, Vince Miller is joined by Terry Bortz, Director of Special Projects in Ohio with Athletes in Action, and her longtime leadership of this fantastic event. Today hear the approach of this event and how it can build a bridge for the purpose of sharing our faith with others.

Today we uncover the amazing and moving history of the NFL Sanctioned Super Bowl Breakfast. In this Resolute Leadership Podcast, Vince Miller is joined by Terry Bortz, Director of Special Projects in Ohio with Athletes in Action, and her longtime leadership of this fantastic event. Today hear as Terry shares some powerful stories of the small beginnings and big impact.